Aerosmith: Crazy Meaning

Song Released: 1994

Crazy Lyrics

Come Here baby
You know you drive me up a wall the way you make good on all the nasty tricks you pull
Seems like we're makin' up more than we're makin' love
And it always seems you got somn' on your mind other than me
Girl, you got to change...

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   Lacrimosa

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   Jul 20th 2005 report

   The meaning of this song is pretty darn obvious to me. It's about a man who is in love with a wild woman who plays with his heart constantly. Examples from the lyrics:
   
   "You know you drive me up a wall the way
   You make good on all the nasty tricks you pull"
   
   "Say you're leavin' on a seven thirty train and
   That you're headin' out to Hollywood
   Girl you been givin' me that line so many times
   It kinda gets like feelin' bad looks good"
   
   No matter how much she says she wants to leave him, go to Hollywood, yadda yadda, he stays with her because he loves her. And he knows, deep down, that she'll never leave. I think he's also attracted to that wildness like a moth to a flame: it can burn him bad, but it's oh so pretty. Examples:
   
   "That kinda lovin'
   Makes me wanna pull
   Down the shade"
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   May 30th 2017 report

   A song about a woman driving a man crazy, yet he loves her so he stays.
3. anonymous

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   May 30th 2017 report

   It's about a man who loves a woman even though she is a bad influence. It corresponds with crying.
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   May 3rd 2012 report

   Every Aerosmith song is either about sex or drugs. Steven never writes about it directly; its all metaphors. Crazy isn't about a break up with a woman, its about his "break up" with drugs.
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   Apr 4th 2006 report

   She basically is a totally sexy woman as he says "you ain't wearing nothing underneath that overcoat, and it's on show"

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